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Trolling a camera for Marlin detection?

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fer_abella

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Hi,

I am interested in (blue) Marlin spearfishing (among some things)

When you troll for Marlin in order to find it, i know that a lot of times nobody sees the marlin in surface. Perhaps more than the times you detect it. Especially if you use a small boat with bad visibility. So i am thinking that trolling one cheap camera that sees underwater action can be interesting, but i would like to receive feedback from somebody that have done it.

BTW Somebody knows a better method for finding those Marlin than trolling?

Note : Here any Marlin is not endangered, it is a big fish like tuna and makes good food to my knowledge no marlins are taken yet by spearfishers in the place i would hunt them.
 
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